Sentence examples for finding a breakthrough from inspiring English sources

But neither side looked like finding a breakthrough until Green's cool finish earned Mansfield an eighth win in nine game and left the 1100 Stags fans celebrating wildly.

Danny Green, Joe Pigott and Marvin Sordell were all introduced in the hope of finding a breakthrough, but Ipswich stood firm as Charlton squandered countless promising positions.

But they will surely rue not finding a breakthrough against 10 men, especially given Manchester City, Liverpool and Tottenham are their next three league opponents.

Calling the finding a "scientific breakthrough," Dow said that chlorinated dioxins are as natural a byproduct of combustion processes as smoke.

But those flame outs will get it closer to finding a scientific breakthrough that does work.

Energetic Derby striker Jamie Ward did his best to find a breakthrough, finding Forsyth with a clever near-post header, but he was let down by the Scot's finishing.

He said afterward that he felt as if he had made a breakthrough, finding a new position to let his hands go.

The key to a breakthrough was finding a way to bring down the bailout package, estimated at 17 billion euros ($22.2 billion).

The key to a breakthrough was finding a way to bring down the bailout package, originally estimated at 17 billion euros ($22.2 billion), which represents almost as much as Cyprus's gross domestic product, which is about $23 billion, or 18 billion euros.

"This is... a breakthrough in finding a viable mechanism of action for sex differences in opiate analgesia in animals," says Richard Bodnar, a neuroscientist at City University of New York, Queens College.

The scientists' "breakthrough" involved finding a new way to integrate the anode and cathode at the microscale.